Sally Bianco Mystery Series

About the Book

Sally Bianco Mystery Series The shenanigans of this aged nonconformist battle crimes to maintain her fight for justice. (75 k)The Legitimate Way Recently widowed and retired as a University of Michigan administrator, Sally is bitten by the investigative bug to clear an innocent friend of a murder charge. She travels to her hometown to seek out the missing abused woman, the supposed victim of the murder, only to be courted by a high school acquaintance, John Nelson, who has never married because of his unspoken love of Sally. The woman is safely found and her husband is charged with killing his second wife. Sally and John Nelson start a detective agency in Ann Arbor without cases to work on until Sally’s painter friend’s husband dies. The chemistry professor has been working on a failed drug cure. One of the artist’s stepsons links his hate-filled motives to those of an art dealer, a pawn of the dead professor’s scheming boss. Two of the three villains die and the stepson goes to jail for the arson of two homes, one of which was Sally and John’s dream home. (57 k)The Appropriate Way Married to John Nelson, Sally takes up residence in her hometown in John’s parent’s home. At their wedding reception, they are invited to visit the local renovated Dunham Castle. When they arrive, the father of the hostess announces his home next door has burnt down. The body found inside is not tall enough to be his wife. Set in this investigative frame, Sally reminisces about a high school suicide and its links to the present violence. Unfortunately, the crazed castle host’s pent-up frustrations target Sally. He shoots and kills John instead. Blackmail, prostitution, infidelities, suicide and murder are all laid bare. (48 k)The Recorder’s Way Back in Ann Arbor and still a contributing partner in a detective agency, Sally invites a retreat participant to confide in her. The young woman had been a nurse when three patients died from their doctors’ neglect. She joined the army and served in Iraq. Once discharged, she rescues an attack dog. She’s been blackmailing the three doctors involved to feed a diet-pill addiction. Unwilling to cease the financing of her habit, she allows her dog to attack Sally. www.Rohn Federbush.com rohn@comcast.net Favorable reviews are posted on Amazon and on my website. I have a Masters in Creative Writing from Eastern Michigan University. Published short stories and lists of awards can be found on my website.

About the Author

Award-winning author Rohn Federbush retired as an administrator from the University of Michigan in 1999. She received a master of arts in creative writing in 1995 from Eastern Michigan University. Frederick Busch of Colgate granted a 1997 summer stipend for her ghost story collection. Michael Joyce of Vassar encouraged earlier writing at Jackson Community College, Jackson, Michigan, in 1981. Rohn has completed fifteen novels, with an additional mystery nearly finished, 120 short stories, and 150 poems to date. For more information about Rohn and her books, please visit her at www.RohnFederbush.com or follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, Goodreads, or Amazon.